Germany in the final after flooding Brazil with a flood of goals

The Dhaka Times Desk Germany advanced to the final after defeating Brazil 7-1 in the first match of the World Cup 2014 semi-finals. Brazil scored only 1 goal after 90 minutes to lead Germany with 7 goals.

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Brazil World Cup 2014 is nearing its end. Two former world champions Brazil and Germany met today in the first semi-final of the two semi-finals. As the host team, it is natural that Brazil will play in high spirits with the crowd cheering and supporting the stadium. But as the world famous player of this time, Neymar, who did not appear on the field due to injury, has disappointed the Brazil fans, as well as the players of Brazil are under a lot of tension. It remains to be seen how much Brazil can do in today's match against a big power. However, if Neymar is not present, the team-mates expressed their hope to go to the final with the full spirit of their colleagues and take the cup. Now only time will tell how much their fellow players can take Neymar's advice and take Brazil to the final.

On the other hand, Germany is already widely known as another favorite team in this year's World Cup. Former world champions Germany will be looking to keep their legacy alive. Moreover, Germany has a large support of neutral spectators for fair play. Now let's see what happens. Time will tell who is going to the final between these two teams, Brazil or Germany?

Brazil:

Nickname: Selecao
Coach: Luiz Philippe Scolari
Captain: Thiago Silva

Potential players

Julio Cesar, Thiago Silva, Marcelo, Paulinho, Hulk, Luis Gustavo, Dani Alves, David Luis, Oscar and Fred.

Germany:

Nickname: The Eagles
Captain: Philip Lam
Coach: Joachim Low

Potential players

Manuel Neuer, Philipp Lahm, Per Mertesacker, Jerome Buetang, Marcel Smeltzer, Thomas Muller, Schweinsteiger, Toni Kroos, Mesut Ozil, Marco Reus, Miroslav Kosa.